Sentence examples for mobile phone emissions from inspiring English sources

But while the medical benefit of large pendants in warding off mobile phone emissions have yet to be scientifically established, the revelation that Blair has been receiving acupuncture treatment for 10 years is likely to be considered rather less unorthodox.

There's an ongoing sleep study that is of great interest to me, and I expect to many others as well: for the first time, scientists will be examining the effects of mobile phone emissions on sleep and brain activity in children and teenagers.

Whether, and how much, mobile phone emissions are altering sleep, brain function, and cognitive performance, there is substantial research and reporting that shows how the presence of phones and other technology in our nighttime lives is hurting sleep and waking performance.

Whereas electromagnetic hypersensitivity per se is not a proxy variable for EMF-exposure, substantial evidence from electrophysiological studies has shown EMF and especially mobile phone emissions to influence cognitive function [15] and neuronal processing in the central auditory system [16] [20].

Real mobile phone emissions are constantly and unpredictably varying and thus are very different from simulated emissions which employ fixed parameters and no variability.

The aim of the present study is to review biological and clinical experimental studies on mobile phone radiation effects which have employed exposures with real mobile phone emissions, as opposed to the mainstream studies which employ simulated mobile phone emissions produced by generators or test phones, and seek an explanation for the divergent results reported in the literature.

A discriminant classification of human brainwave signals influenced by mobile phone radiofrequency (RF) emission is proposed in this paper.

The cost is mainly in data power to compute mobile phone trajectories and emission dispersion modelling in real time.

And one can understand the political interest – a 2010 survey of 26,602 Europeans found that 70% believed emissions from mobile phone masts affect health.

There, researcher Stacy Eltiti is working on a project which aims to find out whether people who say they are sensitive to the emissions from mobile phone masts are indeed affected by them, or by something else, or if they are reacting in some other way (such as having a psychosomatic reaction when they see or learn of the presence of a mast).

In the end, the team settled for 55 "sensitives" and 120 control individuals, who had to make a total of 12 visits over four weeks while they were exposed (or perhaps not; they wouldn't be told) to emissions at mobile phone mast frequencies from the GSM and UMTS bands.